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Do either/both of these two questions fall under our "recommendations" close reason?
I think question #2 should be closed on the basis of being "too broad" and have voted as such.
For my birthday, one of my kids bought me a copy of Podkin One-Ear, a fantasy novel aimed at children. I …
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Do we want to accept "how do I start?" type questions?
Personally, I'm not in favour of questions of this type, essentially because the "correct" answer is always going to be intensely personal.
No-one comes to be engaged enought with English literature t …
Matt ThrowerMod
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